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Ticonderoga: 1757-1783 [Back to top] The Falls of Carillon- LaChute River, Ticonderoga New York Forts Carillon and Ticonderoga
The American Revolution on Lake Champlain [Back to top] Mt. Independence at Orwell Vermont The Battle of Lake Champlain (Introduction) The American Revolution on Lake Champlain
General John Burgoyne's Proclamation An American reply to General John Burgoyne's Proclamation Contemporary remarks on the Battle of Bennington
The War of 1812 on Lake Champlain [Back to top] Burlington Vermont during the War of 1812 Murray's Raid-The War of 1812 on Lake Champlain Macdonough shipyard, Vergennes, VT The Battle of Plattsburg- The War of 1812 on Lake Champlain A Signal Victory on Lake Champlain Part II- South through Chazy, Beekman's Town and Isle la Motte- Click HERE. Part III- Culver's Hill, Halsey's Corners, and Dead Creek Bridge- Click HERE. Part IV- War in Plattsburgh, New York: September 6-11, 1814.- Click HERE. Part V- A signal victory on Lake Champlain: September 11, 1814- Click HERE.
Lighthouses of Lake Champlain [Back to top]
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Historic Cities, Villages, and Towns [Back to top]
Historic Figures
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Other Related History of the Lakes [Back to top] The Story of Fort Ste. Anne at Isle la Motte, Vermont French forts along the Richelieu River Burlington, Vermont's Elmwood Cemetery Fort Chambly on the Richelieu River Fort Lennox Isle aux Noix Quebec Plattsburgh Barracks, Plattsburgh, New York Living History in the Lake Champlain and Lake George Region Historic Flags of the Lake Champlain and Lake George Area Quaker Cemetery- Grand Isle Vermont The White House and Steele's Garden at Point au Fer on Lake Champlain Other sites promoting the historic Lake Champlain and Lake George region Locations on the historic lakes [Back to top]
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